Google Omni Flash by Google

Google Omni Flash AI Video Generator

The Google Omni Flash AI video generator turns a text prompt into a clip of 4, 6 or 8 seconds in 720p. It is a video model from Google, separate from Veo, and you can use it right inside the Playground video generator. Not sure it fits your idea? Compare every option on the AI video models page.

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Google Omni Flash

AI video model by Google

Prompt

Vertical shot: a florist wraps a bouquet of pink peonies in brown paper on a wooden counter, hands only, soft daylight from a side window, slow push-in, shallow depth of field.

Shape

9:16

Length

Quality

720p

Generate this videofrom 75 credits

Clip length

4, 6 or 8s

Quality

720p

Start from

Text

Price

From 75 credits

What Google Omni Flash is best for

Short social posts and ads

Clips of 4 to 8 seconds suit Reels, Shorts, TikTok and story ads. Write one clear moment, pick the vertical frame, and use it as a hook or a loop at the start of a post.

A Google model next to the others

Run the same prompt here and on another model, then keep the take that fits your brand. It is an easy way to see how a Google video model handles your idea before you commit credits to more versions.

Small product and brand moments

Show coffee being poured, a candle being lit or a shop window at dusk. Make a matching cover with the AI image generator so your thumbnail and clip feel like one set.

How to use Google Omni Flash

1
Choose the model
Open the video generator and pick Google Omni Flash from the model list. This model works from a text prompt, so all you do is type. Have one clear scene in mind before you start writing.
2
Write your prompt and pick settings
Describe the subject, the action, the setting and the camera. Then choose a length of 4, 6 or 8 seconds and one of 5 aspect ratios. Clips come out in 720p.
3
Generate, review and download
Hit generate and wait for your clip. It is saved in your gallery, so you can watch it again, download it, or change one detail in the prompt and run a new version.

Open Google Omni Flash in the video generator

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Pick the right shape for each platform

Google Omni Flash supports 5 aspect ratios: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 3:4. Use the vertical frame for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, widescreen for YouTube and websites, square for feed posts, and the in-between shapes for ads and product pages. Need a still in another size too? The AI image resizer can extend a photo to a new shape.

Google Omni Flash prompt tips

Keep each prompt to one scene and one main action, because a 8-second clip has room for one clear moment, not a whole story.
Name the camera move you want, such as a slow push-in, a handheld follow or a static wide shot.
Add light and mood words like 'soft morning light' or 'neon reflections on wet pavement' to set the look.
Test a new prompt at 4 seconds first, and if you need a longer scene, switch to another model in the video generator.

Example prompt

“Vertical shot: a florist wraps a bouquet of pink peonies in brown paper on a wooden counter, hands only, soft daylight from a side window, slow push-in, shallow depth of field.”

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Google Omni Flash price in credits

A Google Omni Flash video costs between 75 and 150 credits, depending on the length you pick. The exact cost shows on the Generate button before you start. Compare monthly plans and how many credits each one includes on the pricing page.

See plans and credits

Google Omni Flash credits per video
Quality	4s	6s	8s
720p	75	115	150

Google Omni Flash AI video generator vs Kling, Seedance and Wan

Google Omni Flash makes short text-to-video clips. Seedance 2.5 offers short, punchy clips with sharp detail, Kling 4 goes much longer, Kling 3 is the only option with 4K, and Wan 2.5 is the lowest-cost way to try lots of ideas.

Model	Best for	Longest clip	Top quality	From
Kling 4	The newest Kling model, with the longest clips	30s	1080p	120 credits
Seedance 2.5	ByteDance's newest Seedance, sharp detail and lively motion	8s	720p	65 credits
Wan 3.0 Prime	Newest Wan model, from cheap drafts to long clips	30s	1080p	55 credits
Kling 3	Film-like camera moves, up to 4K	15s	4K	130 credits
Google Omni Flash	Google's quick video model for short clips	8s	720p	75 credits
PixVerse V6	Fast, stylish short clips in four resolutions	10s	1080p	55 credits
Seedance 2.0	Dependable all-rounder that can animate a photo	10s	1080p	60 credits
Kling 3 Omni	Short widescreen shots for b-roll and storyboards	5s	720p	80 credits
Wan 2.5	Low cost, good for trying ideas	10s	1080p	40 credits

Google Omni Flash FAQ

What is Google Omni Flash?

Google Omni Flash is a video model from Google that turns a text prompt into short clips in 720p. On Playground it sits alongside other video models, so you can switch between them from the same generator.

Is Google Omni Flash the same as Veo?

No. It is a separate Google video model, not Veo. Playground offers Google Omni Flash but does not offer Veo.

How long are Google Omni Flash videos?

You can make clips of 4, 6 or 8 seconds, in 720p. For longer scenes in higher resolution, look at Wan 3.0 Prime instead.

Is Google Omni Flash free?

No. Each video costs 75 to 150 credits, which is more than the free plan includes. Credits come with Playground's paid plans.

Can Google Omni Flash do image to video?

Not on Playground: this model works from a text prompt only. To animate a photo, use Seedance 2.0 or try ready-made video effects on your picture.

Google Omni Flash vs Kling 3 Omni: which should I use?

Both make short clips from text. Kling 3 Omni is widescreen only and suits b-roll and storyboards, while Google Omni Flash gives you 5 aspect ratios, including vertical for social.

How do I write a good Google Omni Flash prompt?

Describe one subject, one action, the setting, the light and the camera move in plain sentences. Start from the example prompt on this page and change one detail at a time.